Czech bureaucracy is complex, slow, and entirely in Czech. We handle your registrations, appointments, and paperwork — so you can focus on actually settling into your new life in Prague.
Get in TouchFrom your first week in Prague to long-term residency, Czech authorities require a series of registrations. Each office has its own rules, opening hours, and required documents — and mistakes cause delays. Our team knows exactly what each authority expects, in which language, and in what order.
We guide you through registering with the Czech Financial Administration — whether as an employee, freelancer, or business owner.
Sorting out Czech public health insurance (VZP and others) for you and your family. We handle the forms and follow up on your behalf.
Social security registration, parental leave applications, and communication with the Czech Social Security Administration (ČSSZ).
Mandatory registration of your place of residence, appointment preparation, and clear guidance from start to finish.
Lawyers on our team assist with trade licences (živnostenský list), s.r.o. setup, and other business-related matters — preparing documents and guiding you through the process.
All forms filled correctly, translated where required, and submitted to the right authority — without you needing to speak Czech.
You don't need to learn Czech, navigate government websites, or figure out which office handles what. We know the process inside out — the shortcuts, the deadlines, and what actually works.
Share where you are in the process — just arrived, already registered somewhere, or starting a business.
We identify every registration required for your visa type, employment status, and family situation.
Forms, translations, document checklists — prepared and reviewed before any appointment.
We guide you through each appointment and submission — reviewing documents beforehand and staying available, so you're never navigating it alone.
Send us a message and we'll tell you exactly what registrations you need, in what order, and how we can help.
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